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07.08.2025
Kanalgipfel 2025: Netzweite operative Bedarfsplanung mittels individuellem Sanierungskosten- und Entscheidungsmodell
Die Entwässerungssysteme unserer Städte sind ein wesentlicher Bestandteil des kommunalen Anlagevermögens. Die große Zukunftsaufgabe, vor der viele Kommunen stehen, besteht in einer fundierten technischen und wirtschaftlichen Bewertung dieser langlebigen Anlagen. Der Kanalgipfel bietet eine Hilfestellung für eine detaillierte und konsistente Wertermittlung unserer Entwässerungssysteme sowie für deren Werterhalt. Herr Adrian Uhlenbroch und Frau Nadine Krogull berichten im September in Erfurt über netzweite operative Bedarfsplanung mittels individuellem Sanierungskosten- und Entscheidungsmodell.
mehr26.05.2025
Kanalgipfel 2025: Smart Processing – mit KI-Technologien von der Kanalinspektion bis zur Sanierungsstrategie
Die Entwässerungssysteme unserer Städte sind ein wesentlicher Bestandteil des kommunalen Anlagevermögens. Die große Zukunftsaufgabe, vor der viele Kommunen stehen, besteht in einer fundierten technischen und wirtschaftlichen Bewertung dieser langlebigen Anlagen. Der Kanalgipfel bietet eine Hilfestellung für eine detaillierte und konsistente Wertermittlung unserer Entwässerungssysteme sowie für deren Werterhalt. Herr Arno Jugel und Dr. Henrik Knecht berichtet im September in Erfurt über Smart Processing in der Branche.
mehr12.05.2025
Kanalgipfel 2025: Stand der Kanalsanierung in Deutschland – Eine kritische Betrachtung
Die Entwässerungssysteme unserer Städte sind ein wesentlicher Bestandteil des kommunalen Anlagevermögens. Die große Zukunftsaufgabe, vor der viele Kommunen stehen, besteht in einer fundierten technischen und wirtschaftlichen Bewertung dieser langlebigen Anlagen. Der Kanalgipfel bietet eine Hilfestellung für eine detaillierte und konsistente Wertermittlung unserer Entwässerungssysteme sowie für deren Werterhalt. Herr Sebastian Beck berichtet im September in Erfurt über den Stand der Kanalsanierung in Deutschland und gibt eine kritische Betrachtung.
mehr28.08.2024
ITpipes Secures $20M to Transform Water Infrastructure Management
ITpipes announced it has secured $20 million in equity financing from Trilogy Search Partners and Miramar Equity Partners.
mehr26.08.2024
Professor Dr.-Ing. Dietrich Stein
With deep sadness we announce the loss of our founder and partner Prof Dr Dietrich Stein at the age of 85.
mehr26.08.2024
PPI Releases New Installation Guide for PE4710 Pipe
PPI’s MAB-11-2024 Covers HDPE Water Pipelines Up to 60-in. Diameter and 10,000-ft Long Pulls
mehr23.08.2024
Faster wide-scale leak detection now within reach
Mass deployment of connected leak loggers is being made possible by the latest technology, writes Tony Gwynne, global leakage solutions director, Ovarro
mehr21.08.2024
Kraken awakens customer service potential in water
The innovative customer service platform Kraken has made a successful transfer from energy to water. Ahead of their presentation at UKWIR’s annual conference, Portsmouth Water chief executive Bob Taylor and Kraken Utilities chief executive Deepak Ravindran discuss their journey from concept to implementation.
mehr19.08.2024
Predicting the toxicity of chemicals with AI
Researchers at Eawag and the Swiss Data Science Center have trained AI algorithms with a comprehensive ecotoxicological dataset. Now their machine learning models can predict how toxic chemicals are to fish.
mehr12.08.2024
Watercare completes East Coast Bays sewer link
Watercare has successfully finished the final connection on the East Coast Bays link sewer at Windsor Park in New Zealand.
mehr05.08.2024
Knowledge transfer on sustainable water infrastructure in India
India’s fast-growing cities need an efficient infrastructure for water supply and wastewater disposal. A research cooperation, is therefore supporting the development of a sustainable water infrastructure in the southern Indian city of Coimbatore with the “AQUA Hub” project. At the center of this is a contact point for German-Indian technology and knowledge transfer, the so-called Water Innovation Hub.
mehr24.07.2024
UK utilities place multiple orders for settlement tank technology
Northumbrian Water, Southern Water, and Dŵr Cymru upgrading wastewater sites
mehr19.07.2024
Kansas City advances fire hydrant leak detection technology
An acoustic fixed-base pipe monitoring technology that uses fire hydrants to host multi-sensor devices, has already found more than 30 leaks for Kansas City Water, says Lou Rossetti senior vice president of sales North America at Orbis Intelligent Systems.
mehr17.07.2024
When two bores right a wrong
The Edge Underground team is adamant: there is always a risk of things going wrong on a trenchless project, even for the most prepared contractor.
mehr15.07.2024
Adapting to a region’s growing water and wastewater needs
Gippsland Water has completed two major projects to provide local communities with water security. Trenchless Australasia takes a look at the two projects helping increase water supply and improve sewer system capacity.
mehr12.07.2024
Connections made in Glastonbury
Difficult ground conditions called for a specialist solution when new PE pipes for potable water services had to be installed underneath two, 10-metre road crossings in the grounds of the UK’s ultimate music festival at Worthy Farm.
mehr08.07.2024
Minimising cultural impacts with trenchless technology
Yarra Valley Water is leveraging the benefits of trenchless technology to lessen impacts on the Upper Darebin Creek branch sewer project.
mehr05.07.2024
SprayWall: Reinforcing Underground Infrastructure with Unmatched Strength
In the trenchless technology industry, finding a rehabilitation solution that offers ease of installation and exceptional structural integrity is paramount.
mehr01.07.2024
“Don’t let stereotypes hold you back”
Trenchless Australasia sat down with Rob Carr project manager Marie Piette to discuss her career and work at the microtunnelling contracting company.
mehr28.06.2024
Transforming Wastewater: Towards Climate-Neutral Sewage Treatment
Baden-Württemberg’s Minister President Winfried Kretschmann recently toured the Büsnau Training and Research Sewage Treatment Plant, where a pioneering project led by researchers from the University of Stuttgart and the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology is demonstrating how sewage treatment plants can play a vital role in achieving climate neutrality by recovering raw materials.
mehr26.06.2024
Bothar advances with significant new contracts
Having commenced work on the Fitzroy to Gladstone Pipeline earlier this year, Bothar Boring and Tunnelling has announced the award of further contracts as part of its ongoing collaboration with the McConnell Dowell BMD joint venture.
mehr24.06.2024
New Facade Technology HydroSKIN Promises to Shield Buildings from Flooding and Heat
In light of recent devastating floods and extreme heat events in Germany, researchers at the University of Stuttgart have developed HydroSKIN, a new facade technology designed to protect buildings from these climate-related challenges.
mehr21.06.2024
Unlocking HDD excellence
In collaboration with TRACTO Australia, Adtech Contracting is advancing its horizontal directional drilling capabilities on a river crossing project in Seymour, Victoria.
mehr19.06.2024
Building an empire in New Zealand
Empire Infrastructure has become a major player on the New Zealand trenchless market thanks to several significant sewer upgrade projects and its partnership with Parkinson and Holland.
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